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Why This Work Is Being Reissued -- How The Work Can Be Used -- Quoting From The Work -- Significance Of The Work -- How The Work Came Into Being -- What Doing A Critical Study Meant -- Schleiermacher's Critical Work On The New Testament -- Reception Of The Work In Current Perspective -- General View Of The Gospel -- First Division: Chapters 1 And 2 -- Second Division: Chapters 3:1-9:50 -- Third Division: Chapters 9:51-19:48 -- Fourth Division: Chapters 20:1-24:53 -- Notes By The Translator (1825) -- Thirlwall's Translation And Current Emendations (1990) -- Dedicatory Letter To De Wette (5 April 1817) -- Changes In The Translation -- Appendix: Thirlwall, Hare, And Schleiermacher's Reception In Britain (1990) -- Thirlwall's Early Life, Julius Hare -- The Schleiermacher Translations And His Reception -- Thirlwall's Later Life -- Analytical Index On Luke Passages With Reference To Sermons And The Life Of Jesus Lectures. Friedrich Schleiermacher ; Translation, With An Introduction By Connop Thirlwall ; With Further Essays, Emendations, And Other Apparatus By Terrence N. Tice. Translation Of: Über Die Schriften Des Lukas. Originally Published: A Critical Essay On The Gospel Of St. Luke.

Author

Friedrich Schleiermacher; translation, with an introduction by Connop Thirlwall; with further essays, emendations, and other apparatus by Terrence N. Tice

Publisher

Lewiston : E. Mellen Press, c1995.

Published

1998

Language

EN

ISBN

9780889463585

Subjects

Philosophy, Religion, Christian